You don't Ask Jeeves or use that small start-up search engine that donates 10 cents of every search to saving the dogs when you search you "Google" it.

We donated the rest to a charity that provides emergency housing to families.

Then donate the cars to charity and take the tax-deduction. 

I small donation to the Mayor's re-election campaign cant hurt. 

You want to help, donate money to a worth cause.

I donated everything to the DAV and surveyed the damage.

I think they were throwing dirty clothes in the corner and getting "new" clothes from the donation center.

I recently learned the next of kin (a son who wants nothing to do with the house) donated the deceased to the state & has a record of bad relationships, roommates, and evictions; and for me has been virtually impossible to contact. 

A tract of prime real estate near the interstate, enough acreage for a small subdivision, was donated to our local zoo with the caveat it wouldn't be developed.  

Your numbers are a bit difficult for me to follow but here are some thoughts.1) It appears you added $50 for "other income" but there is no explanation of where that income will come from.2) So I understand, you are just getting started and DIY is money in your pocket but the way you figure it here, you are donating it to the property and consider it of no value.